[applause] kellyanne conway: that is economic. so, one criticism i had about messaging by the republican party years ago -- i was very vocal about it -- was having the same people around the campaigns, and the candidates losing. apparently, doing well for themselves is not tied to success. but donald trump is taking care of that by and large. the big important one is if we are only talking to job creators, or entrepreneurs. i love business owners. i love job creators. economy,usiness and because with an economy that job creators, job holders, and job seekers, you need to benefit all three in a robust driving, continuing -- thriving, continuing economy. they are being rescaled and retrained. orple don't just have jobs availability of job security where they are, they have job mobility. you have a great job already? you can go and choose and look for a job closer to home, so your commute is not as onerous, so you can spend more time with the kids, doing what to do to do for you -- what you want to do for you. pick one that just make

>> over the weekend, white house counselor kellyanne conway spoke at a republican party ohio dinner. she talked about the campaign and listed some of president trump's accomplishments in office. this is 50 minutes. [applause] >> good evening. ohio.vening, thank you. thank you. kellyanne: good evening, ohio. thank you. thank you. please, enjoy your meal. oh, they got quiet. >> oh, they did. >> like it's a vigil service tonight or something. and i are, kellyanne going to have a fireside chat. we thought this would be a different way of having a dialogue about our republican values and to get to know kellyanne a little bit better. first off, thank you for being here. >> let me first say thank you to you. you are a fantastic state party chairwoman for the state of ohio. >> thank you. [applause] thank you. we all beginning with the president and vice president appreciate your leadership in ohio, and i want to remind everybody here i'm in my personal capacity of kellyanne conway. we don't want any of those ethics people to get crazy overnight. i got a little more dressed up than usual becau

kellyanne conway: that is a great question. i will go with -- if i am picking three -- i will say these. it doesn't mean there are only three and it doesn't mean numbers four through 90 were not important. certainly, the economy. let me say something about the economy for a moment. you heard all the statistics, and you know here in ohio, you are about 4% unemployment rate also. when you think about the economy under president trump, under the republican leadership here in ohio, yes, it is the unemployment rate, but look at ohio, you now have the lowest number since 1976 in uninsurance claims -- in employment insurance claims. unemployment insurance claims. that is huge. other leading indicators -- the deregulatory agenda has kicked out 13 regulations for every new one in. and those 13 are not clean air -- those are duplicative, onerous, invasive, expansive, expensive ways the people were getting into your property, your pocketbooks, into your schools, into your small business and survival. the deregulation and tax cuts that led

kellyanne conway, thank you for talking with us. know you heard some of what chairman schiff just said, but i want to come back to th whistleblower's complaint, the essence of it is that the president essentiallused theus power of his office to try to get a foreign government interfere in the 2020 election conclusion after talking with over half a dozen u.s. officials over some four months. >> well, judy, that's false, and we allth know at because we have actually the complaint, but more importantly we have the transcriio of the convers between president trump and the president of ukraine. at no me did he in the 2020 race, at no time did he talk about joe biden the frontrunner, who i don't know how to beat, i need your help beang him. this president doesn't need ukraine's help to beat joe biden or anyone else anymore than he hillary clinton.help to beat they're terrible candidates to self-emulate all on their own. i must respectfully push back, judy. when chairman schiff says the president is using th sanctity of the office to dig u

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general assembly, and today kellyanne conway said that -- she left the door open.d despite these declarations that iran is responsible for these attacks, that it's still a possibility that they may or may not meet next week in new york. do you think that would be a good or bad idea? >> you know, i don't think it's a bad cd to explore all avenues of diplomacy right now. but, again, i want to see information. i'm hopeful that the administration forthcoming -- [inaudible] because we do need to make sure that the, every bit of it's on the table, that we're having oversight if necessary, that our diplomats and our armed services have the resources that they need and that we're playing a leadership role. and this is why it's concerning when the president's tweets go in a very dangerous direction. so i really, really urge caution, a measured response and everybody -- [inaudible] so i kind of like the secretary's response was not the best. kristin: congresswoman, let me switch gears and talk about an issue that's dividing the democratic party, and that is what beto o'rourk

in a moment, we'll speak with white house counselor kellyanne conway., the latest from kevin corke who's live from the west lawn of the white house. >> reporter: the president said he spoke with the crown prince of saudi arabia, he offered u.s. support and vowed that america would keep oil markets stable if well supplied. reassuring words from washington amid an unfolding drama half a world away. its aftermath could be seen for miles as yemeni houthi rebels took credit for knocking out half of saudi arabia's oil outpit over the weekend. secretary of state mike pompeo wrote on twitter there was no evidence the attacks came from yemen. iran's foreign minister shot back, tweeting: p having failed at max pressure, secretary pompeo's turning to max desecret. and a revolutionary guard commander saying american bases and aircraft carriers in the region are within range of iranian missiles, stoking fears that tensions between washington and tehran have now reach their highest levels since the iranian hostage crisis of 1979 and comes just days ahead of a gatheri

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here's kellyanne conway a short time ago. >> i know that some of them, anyway, to get their messaging straight are talking about impeachment. there's no public appetite for that and they had a big summer slump and the superstars who were testifying those were does after does after does. >> so does aftuds after duds. obviously chairman nadler and democrats believe they have new pathways of inquiry. if you hear the jackhammer that's an ongoing part of our life here at the white house and a great metaphor for congress coming back and trying to really sort of unearth things about the trump administration and so the white house is saying don't look here, the president clearly tweeting about it, so he's sensitive to it and we'll see how this plays out as the day unfolds. we'll get a chance to talk to the president later when he departs the white house and, of course, he'll be addressing house republicans this evening in baltimore. >> he sure will. kelly o'donnell, talking to the jackhammer, i appreciate it. >>> lots to follow because house speaker nancy pelosi is set to address reporters an

foreign policy and kellyanne conway only on "fox news sunday". then, democrats in disarray over impeachment. >> i don't want to get caught in semantics. the petro inquiry, some call it impeachment investigation. i am not answering the question of inquiry investigation. >> we will discuss it all with david cicilline on the house to see. reporter: committee. it's a top news sunday exclusive. and the 2020 candidate clashing over healthcare in houston. will ask the sunday panel about the fallout from the fiery debate. i am fulfilling the legacy of barack obama and you are not. >> all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪ >> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with the drone attacks in the saudi arabian oil fields raising concern about the global oil surprised and energy prices. iran rebels in yemen claiming responsibility. miketa pompeo placing the blame squarely on iran. in a moment will speak exclusively with white house counsel kellyanne conway. but the latest on the white house with us on this sunday. >> the president said after this at

kellyanne conway said that that is still a possibility but she wouldn't rule out the possibility of a military response either. now it's one of the world's youngest democracies and witnessed the birth of the arab spring has held its 1st 2nd presidential election since the 2011 revolution that toppled a dictator and sparks historic protests in the middle east but only 45 percent of voters showed up to the ballot box official results not jus in until tuesday ronnell frowned is widely expected to be held stephanie decker reports now from the capital tunis. half an hour before voting was due to start a small queue had already formed tunisians waiting to have their say on who is going to be their next president. they should have i came here to vote in order to get someone who can get this country out of the crisis the economic crisis the financial crisis we have lots of debts it's very frustrating for me as a not fully convinced about any of the candidates because there are so many and i haven't seen them from the beginning. it's the 2nd time tunisians are electing their president since th

joining us now, counsel to the president, kellyanne conway.elcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning bill to you and your viewers. it's been one believes that iran is responsible in what are you willing to do with it? >> they've made it clear that they are responsible for the attack and we are not going to stand for that. in fact, our department of energy stands ready to tap into the strategic reserve, petroleum reserve, if we must, to stabilize the global energy supply. more importantly, secretary pompeo and secretary mnuchin just last week stood in the white house press briefing room and announced additional sanctions and that is because we look continue to call out maligned behavior, and this is a president who withdrew us from a very bad nuclear deal with a ne'er-do-well regime. this president also through his policy bill has made us less dependent on the foreign dictators and bad regimes for energy supply. we now in the u.s. are net exporters of natural gas and oil at the highest levels this country has ever seen and that will con

president's special counsel kellyanne conway as a gesture of the country may use some of its strategic oil reserves to manage demand this time kristen salumi has more on that now from washington. the united states continues to put the blame for this attack squarely on the shoulders of iran with secretary of state mike pompei o calling it an unprecedented attack on the global oil supply the united states sees this as a provocation and its ongoing standoff with iran over its nuclear program and other issues is wow on sunday white house advisor kellyanne conway suggested the united states would open its strategic oil reserves to offset any impact on oil prices that might result from this attack but there is concern about the impact on the global economy the united states had been waging what it calls a maximum pressure campaign on the iranians an attempt to bring iran to the negotiating table in recent months president trump has backed away from talk of military action against iran and said favoring this maximum pressure approach holding out the prospect of a face to face meeting with ira

that is followed by counselor kellyanne conway in columbus. announcer: live tuesday on the c-span networks, president trump makes her marks at the united nations general assembly in new york city. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at noon eastern, the u.s. house returns for general speeches. at 2:00 p.m., the house takes up several bills looking at humanitarian aid. at 10:00 a.m., the u.s. senate continues debate on executive nominations. oversight, e-house subcommittee examines the outbreak of lung disease among e-cigarette users with testimony from a senior cdc official at 10:00 a.m. eastern eastern, a30 p.m. subcommittee looks at u.s. policy towards syria. announcer: acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan spoke about border security and immigration policy at an event hosted by the council on foreign relations in washington, dc. mr. mcaleenan also touched on election security and the work the agency is doing with states and local governments to prepare for the 2020 elections. this is one hour. >> good afternoon, ho

>> this is one of the extraordinary things these last couple years as we see kellyanne conway and her husband and how they interact with it. they can't like it. they are sick of the questions and sick of this dueling publicity tugeorge conway every tweeting and pushing back on and we kellyanne conway on tv doing small gaggles with reporters pushing back. it's just an odd thing. but i do think, you know, to what was said just before what julian said is that the president and the white house does feel very confident that they have the support of the republican party. they do not feel these opponents are significant and they feel like the party and the state parties will be behind them completely. >> okay. odd thing. i like those delicate words. odd to say the very least. it really is something else we're seeing. julian, anita kumar, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, democratic presidential candidate ohio congressman tim ryan joining me live as he stumps in new hampshire. we'll speak right after this. powerful signal ever- ost all for just $30 bucks a line for 4 lines.

top adviser kellyanne conway saying there is no war room. i can tell you he's getting advice from outside allies saying, look, you need to have a team response at the ready, a pr response at the ready because these headlines are not going away. those are the discussions here behind the scenes. there's also a sense that they just weren't prepared for this, because nancy pelosi had been so insistent she wasn't going to make this move. but of course her calculations changed as these revelations came forefront. president trump, as you point out, andrea, lashing out in a number of different directions, including and especially at the whistle-blower during that event to thank u.n. members yesterday, which you pointed out. also on twitter this morning, let me read you one of his latest tweets in which he says, isn't a whistle-blower at all, in addition secondhand information that proved to be so inaccurate that there may not have been a leaker or spy feeding it to him or her, a partisan operative. those are the talking points you'll see from the pr

a look at what was in a complaint about the president and his interaction with ukrainian -- kellyanne conway, senior advisor to the president, will be joining us in a moment. the whistle-blower says trump abused his office for personal gain before, during, and after a phone call with ukrainian president and then after the call, white house officials intervened to lock down the details of the conversation by moving a transcript to a highly classified code word level system and alleging that this isn't the first time that they have moved documents into that highly secure area, to which nancy pelosi said this. >> the complaint reports "repeated abuse" of an electronics record system designed to store classified sensitive national security information which the white house used hide information of a political nature. this is a cover-up. >> martha: the president believes that he has spy-like behavior from people in his white house. divulging his private conversations that he's having with foreign leaders. >> martha: white house counselor kellyanne conway joins me now, good to see her tonight, tha

us a white house advisor kellyanne conway has suggested the u.s. may use some of its strategic reserves to manage to mount secretary has made clear that the iranian regime is responsible for this attack on the civilian areas and infrastructure right are vital to our global energy supply and we're not going to stand for that in fact our department of energy stands ready to tap into this strategic reserve petroleum reserve if we must to stabilize the global energy supply police in hong kong have used tear gas to break up protesters near the headquarters of the chinese army tens of thousands of people have been marching in the city defying a ban there continuing their push for political reform tunisians are voting to elect their 2nd president since the 2011 revolution $24.00 candidates are in the race polls haven't picked a clear winner but if nobody gets 50 percent a 2nd election runoff will be held by november 3rd. at least 13 people are dead and dozens missing after a boat capsized in india the accident happened in the god of adi river near the no

>> yes. >> kellyanne conway is claiming they're not putting together a war room. i cannot believe that this is not now taken over you know, activity in the white house among the -- by the president's certainly mental activity and his senior staff. >> right. they're trying to put on a good face. but look what was in that whistle-blower complaint. according to this whistle-blower, there are officials trying to conceal and cover up what was going on in these call transcripts. so obviously there are things going on behind the scenes that they don't like to talk aboabou from time to time. but anderson, we're talking to sources close to this white house, close to the president. talked to a source close to the white house who talks to the president regularly, who has talked to the president in the last 24 hours who said the president seems more distracted, less focused than usual, talking about his demeanor, not really coming to grips with the scandal that is developing around him. i talked to a separate source close to the white house who said maybe this falls short of

i want to thank kellyanne conway, jim carroll, and the admiral for their of this effort. the president said we would "prevent addiction by addressing the problem of overprescribing." since the president took office, the total amount of opioids prescribed is now down 31%. the president said we need to "make medically assisted treatment more available and affordable." our estimates suggest in 2016, 9 21,000 961,000016, americans were receiving assistance, the gold standard for treating opioid addiction. and 2019, the estimate suggests we have 1.2 7 million americans receiving this treatment, 38% increase. the president said "we will have to make sure first responders have access to lifesaving overdose responding drugs." since he took office, naloxone prescriptions have reason 378 -- risen 378%. when the president asked hhs to declare a public health emergency and 2017, he promised we will see more approvals of waivers to unlock treatment for people in need there they would come very fast, he said. since he took office, we have approved waivers for 21 states compared to the

a kellyanne conway spoke at ohio republican party dinner over the weekend and looked back 2016 gain andhat aboutgn and what she sees president trump's accomplishments an 2020 race. >> good evening, ohio. thank you. please enjoy your meal. oh, they got quiet.

top story end those attacks on oil facilities in saudi arabia white house advisor kelly kahn kellyanne conway has suggested the u.s. may use some of its to teach it to reserves to manage global oil demand. secretary powell has made clear that the iranian regime is responsible for this attack on the civilian areas and infrastructure right are vital to our global energy supply and we're not going to stand for that in fact our department of energy stands ready to tapping to be strategic reserve for petroleum reserves remaster to stabilize the global energy supply. attack in is an international oil and energy consultant and former research office at opec he says any disruption to international supplies will take several weeks to be realized a huge installation like so damn cool $10000000.00 barrels production should have enough inventory as any shop grocer would have inventory and it's a storage to supply and give its customers so that it would also have that we don't know several 100000 1000000 barrels of oil are there apparently a really bold smoothly to come and go on to the loading places if

xochitl hinojsa came on as well and kellyanne conway. we have had a range of opinions. question is this and doug collins put a fine point on this the other day. he says nothing comes out of this committee, period, end. do you think so? >> i think it depends on what aspect you're looking at. the interesting thing it increases nadler's powers. he can designate a committee because of that and increases the question and answer time. that will be significant coming up in one week with corey lewandowski's testimony and also has the impact potentially on documentation, right? and whet these committee members can review them. i think what viewers need to understand it's inching forward in the entire process. proceedally it gives nadler broad latitude. >> it was party lines 24-17 to go forward with an impeachment inquiry. that's important. semantics are everything here on capitol hill. the i word as many call it in the democratic party means many different things to different people. this vote today is to go forward with parameters for an impeachment inquiry. it doesn't mean tha

counsellor to the president, kellyanne conway.ered a new and ridiculous spin on the what the impeachment investigation began. con way says men made the speaker do it. >> 1:00 p.m. tuesday she told the festival, pull it. we need an investigation first. we're not close to impeachment. a couple hours later the worst thing a woman in power changes her mind. because the men around her said change your mind. we need impeachment. >> please. you have got to be kidding me. is that what you think happened, kellyanne conway? don't insult or intelligence and don't patronize women. it wasn't men that forced her to change her mind. it was the facts. the facts and evidence to support the need to investigate allegations the president abused power. these distractions when you say it's just a phone call. or she's being bullied. attempts to mislead us. more you scream nothing to see here folks, the more i want to look. which is exactly what congress should do and is doing. looking. and that is an impeachment inquiry. the very same one the founding f

i didn't hear jack from kellyanne conway. the democratic leadership has pulled a smart saying here a firm offer, mr. president. you sign background check legislation and it fills the loopholes in and we'll be there to help you celebrate it on the rose garden with flags flying, the whole works and he goes back into god knows where to hide. they got him, i think. your thoughts. >> i agree with that. i don't think the president knows what to do. this isn't difficult. this bill has been on the table for over 200 days. it's the least you can do and it's supported by 90% of the american public. it's real easy to tell mitch mcconnell to get it moving and sign it and we'll come over and sing kumbaya. he goes back home and gets a phone call from fox news or the nra and suddenly he's waviiveri again. >> i think the president is scared of the nra. >> the president supports universal background checks but when it comes time to compromise and maybe that requires him to get at odds with his base a little bit, he struggles with it and he di

i think it's the only way out of this situation. >> kellyanne conway would also not rule out potential military response. what do you think these attacks mean for the next steps and potential negotiations? >> well, it definitely raises the stakes and creates more drama in the situation. but i think congressman schiff is absolutely right. we're at a moment right now where it's going to be negotiations at some point in the not too distant future or a military response. i don't see too many other options. >> thank you. >>> developing tonight, a growing number of 2020 democratic candidates are now calling for the impeachment of supreme court justice brett kavanaugh, including he ining j castro, kamala harris, beto o'rourke and pete buttigieg. these calls as the "new york times" releases excerpts of a book detailing a new allegation of sexual misconduct against kavanaugh. kyung law is with us. this story continues to blow up today and some of these candidates are making very sharp comments. >> we still haven't heard yet from front runner joe biden. there are a few people we're still waiting

here is kellyanne conway this morning. >> this victory is the second victory of the summers handed by the supreme court. the mexican president has been a terrific partner with this president on trying to make this happen. >> melissa: two justices dissenting on the decision. ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor or come up letter saying in a statement "once again the executive branch has issued a rule that seeks to upend long-standing practices regarding refugees who seek shelter from persecution. although this nation has long kept its doors open to refugees. the government implemented its rule without first providing the public notice and providing the public input generally required by law. chris, what strikes me about this is, it's trying to force people coming to this country to be honest about why they are coming here. and if you want to welcome people for economic reasons, for instance we need workers. we look at amazon, target and wendy's' desperately searching for new people to hire. this is perhaps the government asking for people, are you coming here for a better economic l

kellyanne conway loves to do media saying promises kept, promises delivered. e is that mexico is going to pay for it. what is ms. conway saying about that today? >> reporter: haven't seen her today. there has been radio silence from top white house officials about this very issue. what they try to do is they try to say, remember, the president declared a national emergency. so building this wall was part of the national emergency. but they declared the national emergency after congress made clear time and time again they wanted to parts of funding this border wall, steph. >> all right. geoff, it's been radio silence. i have a feeling you're going to keep asking. >> reporter: for sure. >> thank you. we'll be right back. orter: for . >> thank you we'll be right back. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol®. for fast pain relief. big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. chase. make

soledad: which is why kellyanne conway is constantly being called out for her violations of the hatchell. most people work for private exeavens. so does that mean they're not predicted -- protected if their employer says, you demeed to go or say this or take down that poster of the candidate that you support. they have to do it? >> it's interesting. free speech covers all, but the key is employees often accept certain terms of employment and some of those terms could include agreeing to limit your speech. oftentimes when employees go into a new organization, they will sign policies without fully understanding what they mean. soledad: in 2004, lynn golf was fired. she had a carrie edwards -- kerry edwards' sticker on her car. her employer was a bush fran and she lost her job. >> again, it's about what the employer has agreed to. when an employee takes a job, they're in there for a specific goal for the organization. soledad: yes, but, here's my pushback on that. i get the sense that if the woman had a bush sticker on her car and her boss was a bush fan, there's certainly an implication th

listen, here is kellyanne conway.d a lot of love and lot of food. the matriarch of the family my grandmother being there everyone knew from far and new they could come and get a meal at any time. there is always something on the stove. food is about family and love and tradition. any time -- we only went out to eat if it was for a special occasion. steve: then it was a big night. >> otherwise, we were happy to be at home. steve: do you know what she is doing right there? she is teaching me how to make nieki. katie: very good italian. steve: go to google store or apple store wherever you get your apps and figure it out. brian: if you have a smart tv and netflix at the bottom and icons at the bottom go to fox nation. you will get the same icon click it on and get the same quality that you get to watch all your shows you will get with the fox nation. katie: watch on your phone tv or tablet anywhere you have the fox app. steve: working on how to actually see it on your toaster. because a lot of people are watching their t

overwhelmingly white, waited to hear from trump's to does a female surrogates, pam bondi and kellyanne conway. guest: i agree with everything in that article, they accurately reflected what the polls are, are with even more white women favoring democratic candidates even more heavily than they did in 2018. we will see that he wrote and intinues -- if that he wrote osion continues. his approval ratings for president from our 89%, 90% against republican voters? he remains enormous lee populars -- enormously popular with the republican base. host: tina from milwaukee. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to congratulate julie for taking all of the calls that she has taken on this morning. i am a black female and an elderly woman, and i know racism when i see it. i know sexism when i see it. some people are calling in and saying they are black and going through the republicans. i don't know how many of those people are really who they say they are. doesn't matter to me, because if they are making that kind of statement, they need to go back and take a look at, in the mirror. they get so m

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kellyanne conway who headed the merced. political action committee for ted cruz became number 2. david bossie a mercer family stalwart became number 3. robert mercer has assembled team was in place. bannon basi and conaway would from this point forward steer the republican candidate strategy. when the merc versus decide to support a candidate they expect the candidates to be responsive to their needs both in terms of how the candidate runs their campaign it also also after if the kid is successful and there are and they are elected as an office holder it's reasonable to presume that the mercers expect that the office holder will be responsive to the mercer's needs needs as well and their policy preferences. robert mercer his plan was proving to be successful. but a mistake was made that made steve bannon's role controversial. here's what was discovered by looking at donald trump's official campaign books each of these lines corresponds to an expense during his 5 month tenure there was no trace of payments for steve benen. but when we look at the payments made by robert mercer as

counselor to the president kellyanne conway tried to pplain why. >> his calls with the leaders of mexico australia leaked, and enen his conversation with the russian ambassador and someone else from that embassy, i believe, leaked. and so there's great concern. >> reporter: but the whistleblower said a white house tficial described moving the call log as an act of abuse because its substance was not a national security concern but a political one. michael allen served on the natial seccouncil president george w. bush. >> id depend oat the citent was of the people who put it in this top-s was it to protect e president from embarrassment, or was it to orotect from potential wrongdoing? >> reporter: three senior white l use officials tell cbs news there is "no panic" at the white house among senior or midlevel staffers, or, denying reports that some employees are anxious about the impeachment inquiry. >> joe biden-- >> reporter: in a $10 million advertisement that just launched today, the trump campaign claims democratic presidential candidate joe biden was tangled up in ukraine corruption.

president was suggesting a face to face meeting might in fact be possible the president's counselor kellyanne conway was suggesting that that might still be possible going forward she was also asked about the possibility of a military strike and she said that you know all options are on the table she just didn't want to get ahead of the president or the secretary of state at this time thank you christensen amy with the latest there from washington. votes are being counted in tunisia up to only a foot of voters turned out to choose the country's next president official results are not expected until tuesday but a spokesperson for media magnate not be able corral he says he has advanced to the 2nd round runoff sunday's vote was tunisia 2nd presidential election since the 2011 revolution stephanie decker reports now from the capital tunis. half an hour before voting was due to start a small queue had already formed tunisians waiting to have their say on who is going to be their next president. i came here to vote in order to get someone who can get this country out of the crisis the economic crisis the

. >> the decision itself to move forward we had kellyanne conway whoa is still at t who is still at the white house saying nancy pelosi did the worst thing a woman in power can ever do. which is change her mind in a matter of hours on something so significant exceeding to the angry mob insisting that she move toward impeachment. >> why i would have to comment on something she said? but the fact is -- >> that is the correct answer, by the way. >> i didn't even know she was still there. >> that is the correct answer, yes. >> but let me just say this. it wasn't a question of changing of mind. people say that to me, when did you change your mind? i didn't change my mind. the facts changed the situation. and they cannot be ignored no matter how sexist she wants to be, the fact is that the president's -- the revelation of the president's unconstitutional behavior and his own political interest was so -- changed the mind of the public. you see the polls changing. >> it seems like they're trying to make this about you. >> yeah, well, you know. that's fine, i welcome it. i'm ready. i said, all a

would move forward with these retaliatory strikes and kellyanne conway said many options are on the tableanwhile, top democrats in washington have laid out their demands to president trump as he prepares to announce new n l oposs as early as this week. house speaker nancy pelosi and senate minority leader chuck schumer have told the president any bill must include expanded background checks. they then promise to join him at the signing ceremony if he agrees to their terms. >>> and breaking overnight, the united autoworkers union has gone on strike against general motors. the union says the two sides remain far apart on several issues in contract talks, which are expected to resume today. >> we just want what's fair to us. a few years back we gave up a lot to keep this house open and all the houses around general motors, and now that they're making more money than they ever have, we feel like we should get some of that stuff back like cost of living and things of that nature and the company doesn't want to do that. you know, a fair day's pay goes with a fair day's work and we just want to

white house counselor kellyanne conway was asked about that decision today as she was leaving the white house. >> i know you hit on some of the broad points about the recent court decisions vis-a-vis asylum. for the american people who don't know some of the minutia, can you break it down simply for them? >> sure. this country continues to be the most generous when it comes to people seeking asylum for many different reasons, certainly for people who want to immigrate here legally. over 33 million and counting have and should continue to do so according to this president. but at the same time, if you are coming from a northern triangle country and you're coming from mexico for most of your journey and you're touching that third safe country, then this court decision would allow implementation of the president's action for you to stay there while your process is being claimed. otherwise people are coming to the border and the claims aren't processed at all. it's just catch and release into the interior. i've said many times in front of you and elsewhere, i've asked many times you and oth

here with white house reaction, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. how do you feel over the? >> everything is fine in the president isn't, i think those who continue to underestimate him and impugn him all the way to impeachment going to be on the losing side. do us a favor and never again use the word adam schiff but speaking of him, let's talk about the intelligence chairman. it's an oxymoron. march 25, i called chris resignation because he promised in the days leading up to the report a that it's bigger than watergate. there's collusion everywhere. it will be huge, we will impeach the president. that was a big life.he the nine republicans who served with him called for him to step down because they lost faith. literally invents the story, a conversation between our president and his president in ukrainian president and says i.i on the floor of the house, national tv. now you have republicans saying he should be censored because he's in office. the actual call is a transcript, he would have to invent a new version of said call. >> i going to read t

bill asked kellyanne conway on "fox news sunday" about that. >> complete nonsense.n jerry nadler says that it is just a charm. this is a process. they need to get a messaging meeting, and they need to read the constitution of the democratic party. >> sandra: cell, mary anne, does it behoove your party to continue forward with this message, whether or not they can continue to investigate and -- >> if she believes this nonsense, then let's have him provide the entire mueller report. all the documents, all the evidence which congress still does not have. that is what they did. they have the ability to do it under the law. >> jerry nadler is trying to fight off -- actually appease the hard left that cannot -- it is purely political. he cannot let this go because they will not let it go. the democratic party doesn't have the guts to stand up and see if we keep talking about this, we are going to shoot ourselves in the foot. you will lose the general. why keep going after this? >> there is significant data. not a lot of people talked about it, but when this number one com

certainly the approach secretary azor has done, kellyanne conway getting the message out with the first lady lady talking of children. so it is a great honor to be here and represent as i go around the country the views of this president that the most paramount thing we can do is save american lives. we are doing that again today. thank you. pres. trump: thank you. you have done a great job. we have all done a very great job. i think numbers nobody would have believed when we started. there's a lot of dedication. i want to thank joe and kellyanne and everybody for what they have done. i want to thank the first lady. this has been very important to her. it was a very, very important thing, just envisioning the tremendous problems within families caused by not only opioids but drugs in general. it is a disaster. as i said before, it's all over the world. but we are hitting it very hard. i think we are hitting it area effectively. more effectively than anybody would have thought possible. we have some things happening and coming out. we are spending a great deal of money at my request on f

glaring credibility issues and speaking directly to the whistleblower, counselor to the president kellyanne conway had this fiery response. >> anybody who leaks conversations that are classified, national security sensitivity, art not to be working in the government. whoever you are i hope you are watching. you have the public's trust, interested with top secret and confidential information, but this -- it was referred to the loc which says this is routine diplomatic phone calls between donald trump and the ukrainian president was not an intelligence activity, a campaign-finance violation in the world can judge for themselves. >> the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani defending himself after senator kamala harris attacked his involvement in the whistleblower complaint. here's what harris said. >> i am calling on the ig and state department to investigate and figure out who in the state department was facilitating giuliani's interaction with a ukrainian official. they need to investigate giuliani and probably just bar him. >> reporter: giuliani said he was just doing his job. giuliani deni

. >> the honorable kellyanne conway. arts and dry and steve gordon gray. >> the honorable -- mayor of acksonville. > the honorable gavin buckley, and his wife.olis chick-fil-a. >> mr. and mrs. stillwell. >> indiscernible] >> the honorable james rich, united states senator from idaho nd mrs. vickie rich. >> the honorable kevin mccarthy, united states representative from california, and ms. megan ccarthy. american orable ambassador to australia and ms. melanie aiken. , the honorable william barr attorney general, and mrs. christine barr. >> dr. michelle simmons and dr. thomas barlow. caren honorable sean cross and emily score. >> mr. james corbin. giuliani rable rudy >> mr. michael worth and mrs. dubey worth. mr. jeffrey young, mayor of charlotte, north carolina. indiscernible] >> the honorable roy blunt, united states senator from issouri. , the honorable betsy devos secretary of education and mr. richard devos. >> indiscernible] > the honorable matthew pott tinger.d dr. nan po tmp >> the honorable keith crock and crock.

fredricka whitfield yesterday that george conway, husband of senior counsel to the president kellyanne conwaysing his campaign. six weeks ago, george conway wrote an op-ed in "the washington post" and he acknowledged that the president is a racist. now if this is true, george conway is now supporting joe walsh who tweeted this. >> right. >> to say that it's racist to call haiti a -- hit hole is racist to say chicago has a violence problem. so if conway said the president is racist, why would he back this man? >> is it hypocrisy for george conway? what is the difference between walsh and trump? nothing when it comes to issues of race. the nation screams about race now. now. but do you really care about it when it comes down to it? you want donald trump out? why? because of the violations of the emollient clause or he is having the g7 in doral, in miami or he is morally inept. he talk about race and he takes about taking a knee. what is the difference between donald trump and joe walsh? joe walsh talked about stevie wonder taking the nen talkand t about barack obama. he has apologized. there is

. >> and reported that you and george conway, the president of kellyanne conway have had discussions.he world of john conway and history will look back on him as one of the true patriots because he came out earlier than almost anybody else in very blunt lily calling out t a threat this president is as a threat to this country. he's a wonderful adviser. as far as any formal role with our campaign, i would only be so lucky as to have somebody like george conway involved. >> so not for you to be like marriage counselor here, but it is a little confusing, this dynamic, this george conway would be talking to about being a challenger to the president of the united states when his wife is a close adviser to the president. can you help express what kind of conversations you've had to george conway about what seems to be a real conflict here of their personal points of view of the sitting president. >> again, fredricka, you're right, i'm not a marriage counselor. all i can say is this -- i know george conway and i speak to george conway often and he is genuinely and i mean frightened for where

the complection of the wall if it's funded by the military could it be spun by the likes of kellyanne conway for example i can see her saying well it's a military project we're keeping you not just safe but we're keeping you safe because it's military money. well i mean they're going to try to dress it up as best they can but nobody believes them i mean that the public opinion polls are clear the public don't want the wall they are very they recognize the fact that there is no emergency he's completely made it up and in fact you could use the money really more effectively elsewhere i mean they're taking the money from drug interdiction efforts so it really is making the country less safe to build a vanity project everyone knows it's that and he wants a victory he wants to be able to say he symbolically did it before he runs for reelection ok jonathan parker will leave it there many thanks there's going for a new wave of xenophobic attacks on foreign businesses in south africa south africa and browns faced retaliation in nigeria and zambia as mobs forced stores to close until further notice t

here with white house reaction, kellyanne conway. how are you feeling over there? >> everything is fine as you know, in this president is the most battle tested individual that i've ever met. those that continue to underestimate him and impugn him all the way to impeachment are going to be on the losing side. do us all a favor and never again use the word adam schiff. [laughter] >> i'm sorry. >> speaking of adam schiff let's talk about the chairman as oxymoron. on march 25 i called for his resignation because he is promised in the days leading up to the mother report that is bigger than watergate, there's evidence of collusion everywhere, it will be huge, we will impeach the president, and that was a big lie. the next day, days later there were nine republicans who serve on the intelligence committee calls for him to step down as chairman because they lost impartiality. so what are they due six month later, he invents a story, a conversation between our president, his president and the ukrainian president and says it on the floor the house, on national tv, his favo